Dragonfly.eco

Check out our partner site, Dragonfly.eco, which offers an Eco-Writers' Space, the Dragonfly Library, and other literary resources for nature lovers. Dragonfly is an online environmental storytelling portal, which writers, scholars, publishers, and readers may freely use as reference or as a way to share their work. Our motto is "blowing your mind with wild words and worlds."

Artists and Climate Change, an initiative of The Arctic Cycle, is rerunning our Spotlight on Climate Change Authors as a new Wild Authors series.

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When a tsunami sends a massive island made entirely of trash crashing into the Taiwanese coast, two very different people—an outcast from a mythical island and a woman on the verge of suicide—are united in ways they never could have …Read more

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Exploring the Ecological Weird

A History of Eco-Fiction at Climate Cultures

Eco-Fiction with Jeff VanderMeer & Lorna Crozier

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The so-called realist novel, because of its debt to the Enlightenment, has shied away from engaging with Nature and issues involving large collectives, and focused instead on what John Updike calls an “individual moral adventure”. This focus, Amitav Ghosh points out in his seminal work on climate change – The Great Derangement – has ghettoised all other kinds of writing, placing them in genre fiction. -Rajat Chaudhuri